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Her Opinion.

The reports Of burglarIes had made the
mistress Of the house cautious, and she re-
minded her maid Of all work that the door at
the foot Of the back stairs must be bOlted at
night, and told her the reason why.
"They wouldn't come upstairs, would theyf
asked Abigail
They might said the mistress.
"And 20 into the rooms where folks are
sleepingP
"Yes, indeed
"Well if they amt got cheekP-Boston
Transcrlt
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ing a member Of any Of the three. Many we
bopelessly out at the beginning, Others "ofN
hard through the whole course only to De as
appointed; but whether successful or ho''
every Undergraduate takes a keen and en-
thusiastic personal interest in the pa'io'
which these three teams wage with rival col
loges II costs $4,000 TO bring the Harvard
and Yale crews together at New Londo"
every year, and about Sy0,tVV 'e,ldes - i'"'
the athletic expenses Of either college
The main interest in college boat racing
in this country is centered ON the university
race. which occurs about the lst Of july De-
tween the two largest colleges-Hale ana
Harvard. The former organized boat ci"o
IA 1873 and the latter the year iolio"ih9'
Their first race was won by Harvard over a
two mile course in an eight cared barge on
Lake Winnepc,aukee, in New Hampshire I'D
lSj2. Two years later six oars came into
vogue and continued in vogue, with the eE-
ception Of two years, until 1876, when The
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Wooden Headed. Probably.

"Where do you get all the funny things
you print in your paperf asked the inquisi.
tive subscriber.
"Out OF my head, sir; out Of my head,
CURLY replied the bothered editor
care you really, nowP said the inquisitiye
subscriber, pityingly. wei, rather had
an idea that something was wrong but
didn't know 1t was 50 bad as that "-Somer.
Vile Journal
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IOOoII. Main street.

We have only a few week. more r
which time 90 dispose of the ha.aaoeH
the immense stock before meo.n. If
the creditors, and everything Is reduced
I'm Or go. Goods that were cheap ...u
win fairly De slaughtered n0w.
Remember wc want to -cIl every UIr
aud every pair must De sold az oH. 0..t
or another Here are icw Dbl. ou H.HI
bargains
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OLLEGE boys
with ambition to
excel in athletics
may enterthe base
bah nine, boating
crewor the football
team. The student
is fortunate indeed
if his physique, bis
skill and his sacri
fee Of much per-
sonalconfoIi final
" result in his be-
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4 young man on board yacht
Said: IL am SO awfully hacht,
would like 10 take a beer,
But IL makes me feel queer,
For j always DO take such a lacht"
LIZA
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COLLEGE BOAT RACES.
THE GREAT SPORT or STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN COLLEGES.

How the Youngsters Train for Years for
the Great Event Which Comes ut the
End of the College Course and Last
Less Than Half an Hour.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


FIRST Madison and Grace Streets Roy y
T. Kerr. pastor. Services sunday school, N.t
AM; sermon, ID A.M. and PM; wednesday
pm; Friday. sl5 pm.
SECOND Fifth. between Main and Franklin
strccisl-Rcv. Dr. NJ. ID. HOgc. PASTOR Ser
vices sunday school. % AM; sermon. u A.M
and pm; Ola Market. r.,i; wednesday,
pm.
GRAcE-srREEr Fourth and Grace streets
Rev. Dr. G.. H. Read aul Rev. lhomd, Drew
pastors Services Sunday school, % AN; seq
mon. n An. and IS pm. Wednesday. Psi.
THIRD Broad and Twenty sixth Streets
Rev. Dr. X. r. Huwi-On, pastor, Services
sunday school. e.}O An. sermon, III AN. AND
s.}O pm: "Wednesday. 5.lj pm.
FOURTH GO, West Grace street, Rcy. D. g.
Stewart. pastor: Services sunday school,
AN; sermon, II An and PM; Wednesday
: Pm.
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Reported by c. T. Redford * Co., Grain
Commission Merchants No. South Twelfth
.fraaf
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WHY shouldn't the pulled sleeves OF the
ladies be adapted to mans chief garment TO
prevent baggng at the knee'-Iexas sift-
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MONUMENTAL BROAD. between IweIithand
Thirteenth strectsl-RcN. Dr. J. B. Newton,
rector: Scrl ices sunday school. $3.50 AM dt
Chapel. pm; sermon, ll Am. and PM
Wednesday, 3 PM
ST. JAMES Marshall and Fifth Streets Rev.
Dr. j. Pcterkin, rector. Services sunday
school, 9s}i An; sermon. n Ash. ana P.M'
Wednesday, pm.
ST. PAuL's Grace and Ninth streets, Roy.
Or. Charles NnigprOdc, rector: Services
sunday school. g.u AM; mission. 3.yl PSI.
sermon, u AN. and PM; wednesday, r. 81.
GRACE Main and Foushcc Row II. NJ.
jackson. rector. Service sunday. communion.
SAN: sermon n A.M. and pm. wednesday
5 pm.
MOORE MEMORIAL laurel street near
Maini-RCy. Dr. ID. J.. Sprigg, rector; Services
SUNDAY school. 9.u An: sunday school ~diur.
pay j. ~: sermons ll.5 Ash. aud 8 pm.
Wednesday. T.. NJ.
ST. MARKS First and Clay streets Rev Dr.
T. g.. DaShcll. rector. Services sunday, TT
pm. and s.l5 pm. wednesday. elj pm. clos
ing promptly at pm.
ST. Andrews Laurel and Beverly streets
Rev. Pike Powers. rector. services sunday
n am. and pm; wednesday pm.
ST. JonN's Broad and Twenty Fifth Streets
Rev l.. ". Burton, rector. Services sunday
school. g.lj AN. sermon. ID AN. and PM
Calvary Mission. Nineteenth and Main. 3ta
PM: Weddc Memorial. Fulton, $3.50 PM
Good shepherd. { PM, Bible class. Monday
5 Pm; lecture, Wednesday 5 Pm.
CHRIST Vonabe and Scott streets Rev
J. b. Funston. rector. Services sunday
II AN. and < PM; chapel, Chelsea Hill, 3g
Pm; Wednesday, PM
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FIRST BROAD and Twelfth strectsl-Rcv. Dir.
George Cooper. pastor: Services sunday
school. am; sermon. II am. and 1.i5 pm.
Wednesday, ,aj y. m.
FULTON Nicholson street, Rcv.J III. Barnes.
pastor: Services sermon. II a.m. and itu pm
Thursday ,.u pm; every first Wednesday,
40 pm.
WEST MAIN-STREET Main aud Beach sts.l -
Rev. ". j. Shipman. pastor, Services sun
day school. Sam. sermon, II ann. and 10 pm.
Wednesday. I'D pm.
SECOND Main and Sixth streetsl-Rev. DR..
W. ". lAndrum, pastor; Services sunday
school, sam; sermon, ii am. and SD pm.
GRACE STREET Grace and Foushee Streets
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KFNEsETH ISRAEL Mayo street Rev. DIR.
Louis iaricld. rabbi. Services Friday iD
PM, saturday, 9a.m.
BErH AntBt Eleventh street, Services
Friday. pm; saturday, Ou.m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-13

Tho winning match which excited
so little interest last week, terminated
at the Na.atorium Oh Saturday eveniD g
in fnycr OF Der mis- F. Butler. When
the men went into the pool Butler had
o. lead OF Is laps. These he increased
to Is laps at 8 80 O'Clock, at which time
the contest olofed, Butler having fwam
IL miles, 20 laps, and Pieraon j. miles
and 2 laps.
The Nstatorium proper, under the
e Efficient management of Professor
Webster, opened to-day. Mr.. Webster
will spare no pains to make the Natato.
rium popular place Of resort for la.
dies, gentleman ana children. The
hours for ladies and misses are from
q m. to y. m gentlemen and mas
terR, from p. IN. to 6 p. M, and gen
tlemen only, from 8 p. IN. to 10 p. m
Tho terms are $40 for a regular quarter
1 of % Lessons; 81 so for short quarter
10 lesson.; "a for q s,x.lesson ticket ant
$50 cents fCr single lesson.
Terms, without instruction, are sea
son ticket, s.; one month, %; sing
bath, Is cents; ladies' or gentlemen
tickets, i've for 81.
The instructress OF the ladies 10 tn
art OF swimming is Kate Ryan, VIII
has bad ak years experience In teach
ing in Paynes' Broad Street Natato
rum, Philadelphia, and the instructo
of the gentlemen Is Mr. Frank Morri
OF this city. They are both expert an
accomplished swimmers.
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The Atlantic Villas Again

New YORK., June 12.-In the Sewanha-
ka Coriuth.sn Yacht Cub regatta yester
day, there was fine sailing breeze all
day. Although it tell during the run
home, the Atlantic for the third time this
week led the feet throughout. She made
the thirty nine miles course around Sandy
Hook Ligh.ship il fodr hours thirty min
utes and seven seconds, beating the Pris-
ella on eesed time i've minutes and
thirty e,gnt seconds, and the cutter Ca
latea six minutes and thirty eight seconds.
The Priscilla beat the Galatea. In the
second class the Titania beat the Sham
rock five minutes and forty-four seconds
and the cutie. BedoUiu eight minutes and
forty seconds. The Shamrock beat thu
Bedouin two minutes and fifty six sec
onds. In the other classes the schooner
Magic and the sloops Cinderella, Riva
and Marietta won. The Oracle and tn
Iseu carried away their topmasts, AM
the Priscilla split her balloon iib topsai
on the run home.
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Did Not Organize.

The call for . meeting at 3 80 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon 1t Institute Hall
for the purpose OF discussing the pro.
priety Of organising q Young Peoples
Christian Association WAS but slinly
attended. Rev. William Campbsll pre-
sided, opened the ID Getting with prayer.
cad portion Of scripture and in full
aud lucid manner explained the pur'
poses of Q Young Peoples Christian
Association and the pressing reed for
one In Wilmington. William II. Nor
ris, Robert MoOauley, Cyrus Bryao, q
Pickles and George William Kirby Al
endorsed the movement. The meeting
adjourned to meet next Sunday after
noon at the same hour i'll Red Ribbon
Hall, $40 Market street, 10 further cor
slider the grbjecs urde discussion.
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-
a Ssptes. II M tsliAps.

About 8 O'Clock this morning a boy
emplo, ed by Phillips & Kane, paint
and varaish dealers, at No. 8 East
Fourth stSeef, WAS sent to draw I've
gallons OF varnish. and after doing go.
slipped and fell, spiling about two gal
Ions on the fioor. Ee was directed to
throw ssme sAwd ust en- II to soak 1t mp,
and sftol Warda took the sawdust out In
the street for the purpose Of barring It..
A large wagon belonging to the firm
Was sanding near the curb, aud after
the sawdust WAS lighted the wind blew
the blazs agsiMst the front wheel OF this
wagon, setting ere to 1t, and the boy
coming frightened ran IN the store and
called for assistance. MIR. Kane imme
diately turned y small bose on the
blaa3 and soon extinguisbed IL. bu'
some excited Individual ran to the
Washington engine house sni had thu
horses hitched up before it was ascer
tanned that there WAS no call fo
their services. The damage will no
exceed $40.
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Let mayor isnoads-TsSs- . Hand IN IL.
auuNMUNICAkrsADl

7OOMMUNfChceAD.l
Taking tho suggestion into CO n.iders'
tiop BY Mr.. M Il. Moses, In yOui issue
OF the 9th i will say that q publ 10 meet.
ing should bs called by our cool natur-
cd Mayor, 1t which time the necessary
arrangements could be made 10 insure
. successful demonstration. The cele.
bration OF the natal day Of 'he Repub'
lie has inseustbly drilled away from us,
or rather the people have II seDsibly
drifted away from the com memoration
the birth OF their priceless civil and re-
ligious liberty. Haplsss fosies and
sneeriug cynics, who think that 1t is
not respectable to be patriotic, protes.
that an old time Fourth OF July meant
general racket aud disturbance, bui
the people mean nothing OF the kind
they value the free Institutions whicl
they enjoy, and Tor which 20 much sas
rifice OF lifs and treasure has been gives
and they mean TO teach the rieing gen
enrAtion the value Of their grand pa'ri
mouy OF fretdom.
On the May ora exertions depend sh
success OF the project.
Kindly give shts space In your vaiu
atle sheet, aud greatly obl'ga,
A SUBSCRIBER.
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A Pertinent stion.
ICoMMUNICATED.I


las the Board of Education become so
bankrupted that it cannot afford to fur
Dish th- schools with daily supply of
icei II is discredita BILE to have the teach
els importuning the children to contrib
ute two cents a week to furnish ice, that
teachers and children may be spared the
misery OF swallowing a warm, nauseating
dose not much better than dishwater.
The &achers should not be expected to
iurni h ice, and certainly the children
have no better right Let the Board of
Education take humanitarian view o.
this subject and make arrangements &c
supply each school with ice. Highly
taxed as the citizens are they viii! not
complain az the additional small expense
of afording q cool drink for their chill
dren.
If the Beard of Edo cation cannot d.
better, let the hat be handed around ant
collection he taken up. Ice.
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sun.r,.s Fro.. Blood Poison.

Some few weeks ago DR.. Mann perform
ed surgical operation upon q female,
for the relief of q. complaint from which
she had been suffering for more than ii
years The patient was under the influence
Of either for more than two hours, dufing
the greater part OF which time the physit-
clans hands were bathed in blood. A
few days after the operation the Doctor
noticed small pimple on the index nm
ger OF his RICH. hand, which grew rapidly
worse ard developed into an angry black
sore, che swelling of which gradually ex-
tended up the arm, which at the present
time is in q swollen, and painful coudi-
ton. A large abcess is making It's APP
pearance at the elbow joint, and the phy
siciaus who are attending him, Proi
MacC onnell and Hern Of the Jefferson
Medical College, think as soon as this
lanced that it will add to his comfort AM
prevent the trouble from extending FUR
rhpr
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TholrsoSS Growers.

The peacn growers OF the lower pnrt
Of this county held o meeting last SatEr-
,,ay after n oou, at Ni1dletOwr, to con
alder the Bureau OF Information and
Distributions as . means of disposina
of the coming crop. There were Abont
Az growers pssseEt. AID an interesting
address was made by Mr.. j. p. II Polk.
In favor OF the establishment Of q b2.
reau, which he thinks would prevent
the market being glutted or ovesstocksd.
Me-. Martin also spoke, but diA not con
slider that 1t was absolutely necessary
10 establish . bureau this season, a. be
thought the crop would be 20 short thai
there would not be much danger Of the
market becoming RluttsA. When Mr.
Martin Gle SEQ, there was o general In.
|terohAnge OF opinion, AMI on the motor
OF 4 X. Cochran, tns following com
mittea OF ten WAS appointed TO Obtain
the names Of tboso iavosing Q locs
branch of the Bureau Of Information
and Distribution:
William Il. Cochran, William X
Roth we'll, Daniel W. Cochran, J0sep
Is. Deskyne, George II. Brady, Rericl
Y. Shallcroes, William Polk ,of o iesss
George w. Lockwood, M. N. Willi'l
Jamea I. Shnllcross and Edwin Il
Cochran. The comm ttee instaut lily pr,
ceeded TO work to Re. siguers 10 the 81
ticles OF agreemen and obtained
namss, representing 10l GOO besriu
trefA. and 25.0C9 young trees, whic
VIA be In bearing in q year or two.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-13
Coin Circulation.

The Unisd States Treasurer reports
that the total circulatlon-coin and cur
rency-on May 3lst, 1887, was 81 ,297 1856
500, being net liner ase of SOS, $3.50, 545,
as compared with the circulation May
3lst, 1886. The increase by items was as
follows Gold coin, Sig, S79,9ii stand.
ard silver do lars, 81 ,i63, 1854 ; subsidiary
silver, 81 $40 ,S42 d; gold certificates, Slo,-
S40,9 silver certificates, f49, 95G, 1899,
and United States notes, 81 ,521 722;total,
ISL, 900 ,043, which amount was reduced
to $5S ,566, 545 by decrease OF s2S 49,
498 In the circulation of national bank
notes
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William E. shsr,dan,s Death.

SAN FRANCISCO, June c-Tte cap
tain of the steamer Alameda, which ar
rived here yesterday from Australia,
bringing news of the death in Sydney,
Australia, of William e. Sheridan, the
tragediAn, states that Mr.. Sheridan was
in poor health Will In Australia. On
the night of May II, while sitting as q
spectator in the Sydney theatre, be
was strken with faintins fit and nev
er recovered cont ciousuess. AT O'Clock
on the morning of May 10 he died
Mrs. Sheridan, who had been play in {
an eupagement In Adelaide. areivtd a
Sydney just two hours after her hut
band a death.
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A Wide-Awake CITIZEN.


Nothing affords noe moro pleasure
than 10 endorse, and tb'.s u ost heartily
me suggestion % Mr.. Morris L. Moses
in the RIP BLICAN OF juno Oh,
calling upon our cit,zens TO take such
steps as will bring about an cold time
celt bration OF the coming An of July,
LIST o public meeting be called 10 sag.
setted as soon as possible, IS such q
celebration cam help but be success
1t would not only be day for enjoy
ment to our people, but inspire them &c
On observance al 1t as wGs the custom
In days gene by. Respectfully,
A READER
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Burglary az Eiktou.

ELKToN, Md, juno 1.-THE meat
and provision store OF Frank Il, Brad
bury 81 Bon, on Main street, in the
"Hollow," was broken into during
Friday night and considerable tobacc9
and cigars stolen. B&iliff King to day
searched the dwelling OF John Bouidsn.
cOlored, who resides Ia the rear OF
Main street, not far from the store, and
found the stolen articles under the
house. He arrested Boulder and George
Holland, c0lored, who boaeds with
Boulder. Holland, however,, jumped
through window, and, alter hard
chase. in which he WAS fired ut several
times, evaded tho off GERS in the wood q
near Holly Hall. Bouldin was tax en-
to jail.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-13

The following cases were dispofed or
Ut yesterday mornings session OF the
city court: Geo. Taylor, Frank Boy le
and Joseph Hogan we're each aned 81
and costs for drunkenness. and Mary
Butcher, colored, charged with Il stint,
liar offense, was committed until )
| O o'clock in the afternoon. John Coch
ran, charged with bsipg drunk and dis
orderly, was fned 81 and costs Motes
Watson, cnlored, drunk and disorderly
was bued g and costs, and Alexandsr
Wharton bera also cqlored. was fined %
Ard cos.s for n similAr offsnse.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-13
Ayerd,ct,n the Unester Accident.

Ths coroner of Della ware County Pa .
held an inquest last Friday in the case
of Joseph W. Mccain, whose death vas
caused by the explosion Of locomotive
boiler At Chester, last Tuesday, and tut
iurv rendered the following verdict:
"T6at ii appears from. the evider &c tbs
death was caused by the explosion on
tuesday, June Z, of the boiler OF engine
No 283 of the B. and o. Railroad
Com pany, arising from fsults 10 the
nufacture OF the boiler plAtes.'
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EDITION.
a Olty EDITOR Itemixed.

William R. Long, AL Taylor street,
Is the city editor OF the DAILY REPUB
LICAN, and knows q good item when he
ases IL. Entirely fors etful OF last Sat.
urdsy being his 52d birthday he failed
10 notice the extra smiles that suffused l
the oountenapcss OF his wife, two boy 9 |
and some reig hborirg ladies, who were
busily engaged for week before In
''setting up ,hings" and gathering
few items for pleasant birthday even
ing entertainment. In short Mr.. Long
va, happy eli last week on account OF
the extra tisge OF happiness that seemed
10 have taken possession OF his family |
and few friends.
And when later in the evening 81
brother in.law came into the city from
Pencader Hundred. and asked Mr..
Long out to see the sights, even then he
thought queer the tables had turned
and when his country relative escorted
him home there to find . number OF
Phtlad lphia friends, he did not yet
grasp the situation until Charlie Kyle't
les cream wagon drove up and began
to unload suspicious. looking tub With
an old bag over the top. Mr.. Long al
ways Quick 10 ''cstcn on" caught the
idea then. It was his his 52d birthday,
and his good wife for once caught him
mapping
MI. Long never surrenders with out q
struggle, bu. when ne saw the Assem-
bled company had the laugh on him he
surrendered like brave man and be.
came the guest Of the evening. Amongst
the friends present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry f. Bonfield and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Pole, Of Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Il. Deighton, OF Cooch q
Bridge; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cooper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gallant, Chief
OF Police Deugherty, Solomon Hersey,
Alexander Eurleigh, Jeese *. Bay lie
and Rainey Campbell.
A committee consisting OF CHIEF
Dousherty and jesse h. Baylis es
sorted Mr.. Long to the dining loom,
where table stood covered with mys
FERROUS packages and bundles, which
Mr.. Hersey, on behalf OF the company
presented to him, and to which he re
sponded in an appropriate address.
Amongst the articles presented wer
silver tea service lined with gold ,eol'
headed ebony cane, haadseme reedin
lamp, china cuipidoIe. brorz, statu
smoking set, set Of silver desser
spoop 8, X G. f.. badge, G.. A. h. ia
silk handkerchi efs, slippers, neck titI
etc,
After the presentation exercises vel
over the tables were cleared aud vel
speedily covered with snowy white CO.
ers. upon which stood a delicious II
past o; fruits, nuts, cake and les cream
10 which a.! did ample Justice, Soci
conversation followed and at q la
hour friend bid adieu to friend and a
with ", Long lGany happy returns.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-13

Thursday evening. June Is, has been
stlected for the commencement exer.
cts.s OF school No. 10, formerly the
dow ard school. The srad uating class
consists Of nine mem beIs, three young
gentlemen and six lad les, ns follows:
Harry e. Spencer. Bessie Sadler, Mabel
J. Caldwell, Bertha Z. Spencer, 8.
Ralph Spencer, Charles 3. Blake,
Uienent!na Fountain, Jane Fountain
and Alice Jordan. A fne program oil
music, essays, readings and deolama.
lions has been prt pared. Calssthenic
exercises bs ;hiIty children " III form q
prom irent feature of the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-13

At the o xford, Pa, fair on Friday, g..
Fl. Durham's Kate came IN fifth in the
q 30 race which brought ont five start
ers. Solitaire belonging to W allan II
Armst Dag. of Fair Hill, ma. won the
race; beet time 2 SO. Blue Wing, Iis
May aud Doc, Delaware entries, wer,
drawn before the race. The three min
ute free for all purse was won by Ino o.
NoIristowp, + j Morrisoa's May sec
opd, j. W. Reeves Jswsharp third ant
Peter a Pagan. Roam Ben fourth. III
best time OF the rsce was 81.
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SELF sd With q FIT.

Last Saturday evening your
w,map named McMenamin was rouRh.
ly pushed by q drunken man st Ihiro
aud King streets. and so badly fright
en- I'D that she was seiz ID with fit arc
fell In the street She was taken in't
Taylor & Fullerton's drug store, whtr'
The d was broken, aud after beiua re
stored 10 consci ousness, she was re
moved to her home
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Tho Achilles Abandon ed.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., juno 1.-THE
steamer Achilles, DE fore reported
ashore on Block leland. has been aban.
doned by the wreckers. Her keel is
badly broken, and her bottom Is 80
much damaged that the divers can do
nothing with her. About half the
cargo has been discharged. Tbs cap
tain and crew will leave for Ps,!adel-
phia in few days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-13
kecoiYed EiIst Prize.

Mr.. j. Fl. Blake, q worthy young
man of this city, who has been attend
ing the Centenary Biblical destitute,
Baltimore, grad uatei at the head of his
class and received first prizs for excel
lency in theological studies at their
commencement on the 9th OF June. He
is AT home for HE. He also mad e
some ueighty remarks at Ez!on NJ. E.
Church last night.